阅读总能帮助人们透过薄薄的纸张,感受历史进程的脉搏;总能启迪人们略过苍白的语言,体验人生百态的曼妙。“如果有一天,我独自漂流在茫茫的大海上,我会选择一本书为伴。”在1974年国际儿童图书节的献词上,英国女作家尤安·艾肯这样说。时过境迁,书里描写的世界可能已经改变,但人们对阅读的爱却鲜活如初。2016年结束的“双11”中,有一组数据让人没想到:图书销售额增长近90%,30分钟破亿元,21—30岁的年轻人成为购书主力。这些数字令人意外。在这样节奏轻快的时 Reading always helps people feel the pulse of the historical process through thin paper; it always inspires people to skip the pale language and experience the grace of life. “If one day I drifted alone in the vast ocean, I would choose a companion book. ” In the contribution of the International Children’s Book Festival in 1974, the British woman writer Youan Aiken said. As time goes on, the world in the book may have changed, but people’s love of reading is as vivid as ever. In “Double 11”, which ends in 2016, there is a set of data that people never imagined: Book sales increased by nearly 90%, 30-billion won and 21 to 30-year-olds became the main source of books. These figures are surprising. At such a fast paced time